Won't on a Mary Ninth Hung on a Close Decision
Heydon narrowly escaped being doubled with Cassidy when the game would have had a different ending. Thirty men faced Jacobsen and seven of them with the ball glade easier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heydon
Cassidy
Jacobsen
Glade
Washington Wins At St Louis In Rain Delayed Tilt
Washington defeats St Louis 5 2 in a rain delayed game. Jacobsen pitched well in his return, with key ninth inning scoring after a passed ball and fielding plays. Standings show Chicago 41 24, New York 30 25, Philadelphia 42 77, Detroit 26 45 as W L Pet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Chicago-Boston
Boston
Chicago
W. L. Pet
Warrington
Washington Today
Jacobson
Fred Glade
Nationals
Glade
Huelsman
Gleason
Stahl
Cassidy Amgled
Heydon
Cassidy
Wallace
Rockenfield
Jacobsen
Roth
Eddie
Jones
Jonas
Hill
Hueleman
Anderson
Hilla
Koehler
Browns
van Zant
Hickman Fleli
Tuo Braves
O'Loughlin
McCarthy
Cleveland Blank Philadelphia in Easy Victory
In Cleveland on July 11 Cleveland beat Philadelphia 2 to 0 as Plank lasted four innings before Bender shut down the hits. Moore pitched well for Cleveland allowing only three hits while Turner and Kahl starred on defense. Attendance reported at 4100 as Cleveland pitchers held Philadelphia bats in check.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Philadelphia
Plank
Bender
Moore
Felding
Turner
Kahl
Acore
Cleland
Rhoae
Philadera
Homman
Filok
Davis
Kant
Bradley
Eeybold
I Murphy
Brovall
MN Cromysa
Boule
Schreck
Moor
Tam — — Powere
Meador
Rue
Kite
Plauk
Tuur Topihga
Hese Hite
Bende
Bay
het—Jachaon
Seerisee Li—Habl Piree Bacé
Balle
Jasce
Philadelphie
Strick
Ly Plank
Mesere
Cepnor
Kelly
Donovan Stars In Detroit Tilt In Seven Hitless Innings
Star pitcher Donovan shut out New York for seven innings during a Detroit game on July 11. Leary Crawford and McIntyre delivered key stops as Donovan dominated, with five Detroit runs in the eighth inning and an attendance of about 1,200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
New York
Donovan
Wild
Finrreut
Leary
McIntyre
Carton Crawford
Schasfer
Azo Tate
Deneacral
Howe
Bert HA
Detroit Selle
Ford
Navin
Wits
Powell
Detroit American Baseball League
Bu- Ford
Minncarts
Bila
Aevea Inoue
New York Triumphs In 10 Inning Tilt Over Cleveland
New York wins from Chicago 8 to 5 in a ten inning game amid errors and late hits. Casey errors and scratch hits swing the decisive run as attendance reaches five thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
New York
Cleveland
AirGinnity
Chicago
Rhoae Slagle
Browne
O olBoniin
McGanalin
Chance
al Mertes
Taker
Sbahlen
O'Neill
Strang
Heulbach
O's O
Deverman
Bromaben
McCinafty
Wie
Cincinnati Wins 6-1 In Triple Play Filled Baseball Game
Cincinnati defeats Boston 6 to 1 as a triple play and sharp pitching dominate. Wolverton and Moran combine on a force at plate and a runner is thrown out at first. Attendance 1,450. Hurxina, Kelley, Corcoran, and Ewing noted in lineups and scoring details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mags
Cincinnati
Wolverton
Moran
Tenney
Hurxina
Burey
Satring
Sloten
Kelley
Corcoran
Bivins
Steinfeldt
Harvey
Ewing
Pall
Mr.Johnstone
Free batting game in Brooklyn defeated by Pittsburg
Brooklyn N C July visitors Pittsburg defeated the Brooklyns in a high scoring, free hitting game before about 1 500 fans. Mitchell pitched six innings for Pittsburg and Jones started for Brooklyn. Beaumont hit a home run for Pittsburg and Dobbs Clymer Wagner and Beaumont led their teams with multiple hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. C
Pittsburg
Brooklyns
Phillippi
Attendante
Scare
E _ Pittsby Dobbs
Clymér
Hatchita
Clarke
Lumley
Wagner
Geasler
Howard
Lewis
Vbig
Roeder
Borgon
Lee Bo
Eo Donto
Phinino
Mitchell
Brooklyn Loo
Pittaburg
Jone
Thraa
Dabba
Clymer
Beaumont
Bia
Pelt
Dobba
Brain
Lewie
Peltz
Fittsburg
Firat
Om Jones
Jones
Philipps
Peitz
Easy Philadelphia Rout St Louis in Nine Inning Win
Philadelphia crushed St Louis 7 to 2 as Sparks was hit but kept hits spread. Eagan fanned in the ninth. Burk and Brauafeld connected for two base hits. Sparks hit a three bagger and Aradt homered. Shannon stole twice. Umpire Bausewine. Duration about one hour forty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Eagan
St. Louis
Sparkes
Lou
Shannon
Ray
Louis
Lovie
Burke
Brauafield
Aradt
Stageo
Sparks
Magee
Deotin
Gleason
Brauafeld
Bese
Mr. Bausewine
Theo
Zame
Baseball Notes Highlight a Flurry of Player Moves and Roster Talk
Baseball notes survey wide MLB activity with Waddell Plank and Coakley shining for the Athletics while the Nationals struggle to look distinct from the Senators. Mentions Hummell of Holyoke, Nichols possibly retiring, Sullivan targeted by St Louis after Detroit, Olmstead recalled by Cleveland, and McGraw’s influence shaping pennant races. spricht of Mathewson and Giants in New York, Rittery and other stars, with Houston and Baltimore transfers and the Naps’ injury woes.
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Waddell
Plank
Coakley
Nationals
Senators
Holyoke
Hummell
Kid Nichols
St. Louis Nationals
Phillies
Jack Sullivan
Detroit
St. Pau
Cleveland
Olmstead
Jersey City
Claude Ritchey
Giants
Gotham
Magesy
Christy Mathewson
Jake Stahl
Cinecinnati
Idaumy Ryan
McGraw
Harley Snyder
Knight
Monte Crosa Ia
White Sox
Detroit Papers
Charley Hickman
Rick
Tigers
Frank Selee
Lajoie
Athletics
Naps
Washington
Jeta
Baltimore
Rothgeb
Orioles
Barney Dreyfuss
New York
Barney
Charley Moran
American Association
Hig Nelding
Lush
Yale
New Haven
Hig
George Nil
Clarke Griffith
Knoll
Sam Apperious
Georgetown
Rutland
Rutlante
Matthews
Harvard
Apperious
Alabama
Big Ballinger
Mount Pleasant
Columbus Dispatch
Jon Mullen
Joe
Hugh Jennings
Avoca
Jennings
Mullen
Sel Mullen
Kery
Epiphany Chapel Defeats Christ Church in Loose Game
In Episcopal Athletic Association action Epiphany Chapel beat Christ Church Washington in a pitchers duel that featured Gordon fanning 13 and Richard 11. A late burst by Christ Church tied and the game was called for darkness with Epiphany leading 5 4 in the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gebdrgetowna
I Pet
Ark & Uaa
Trinity
Betennwaahinaietd
Cap Christ Church
Wgeorgetown
Paul
Zpiphany Chapel
Bureau
Christ Church
Washington
Oberet Church
Georgetown
Epiphany Chapel
Episcopal Athletic Association
Gordon
Richard
Toosa
Agent Rhoa E
Christ
Rogere
Harris
Homey
Wash
R. Rogers
Batle
Riechard
Mr. Caeser
Calvary Methodist shuts out Gurley in Mount Pleasant ball game
Calvary Methodist pitcher Collie Wahler threw a complete game shutout against Gurley at Mount Pleasant yesterday. Scoring summary shows Calvary 0 0 0 2 9 0 and Gurley 0 0 0 0 0 5, with Wahler allowing only two baserunners to reach safely and Calvary prevailing 9 to 0 in the first bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collie Wahler
Gurley
W. le Pet
Foundry
Calvary Marie
Stephen
Gunes
Mt. Ph
Calvary Methodist
Mount Pleasant
Park Boys
Calv'y
Wahkr
Shods
Kerr. If
Webb
F.sym'ki
Vogele'gerc
Grave
Od Vo Wynk
P’by
Quantrelly
Durroughasy
GH Doyle
Dean Calvary M. E. Guriey
Ecrorc
Gurtey
Oslvary MB
Vary BI
Filites
Wyekaup
Filius
Wynkoop
Wahler
Lord
Wenler
Taylor
McCauley
Hattel
Quantrelle
Vogelaberger
Mr. Betts
War Team Edges Commerce and Labor in Poorly Played Game
The War Team defeated Commerce and Labor in a dull contest, the only bright spot being heavy batting from Gelb and Asquith. Official score shows War with 6 runs on 10 hits and 1 error, Commerce and Labor with 4 runs on 9 hits and 1 error, as Kinney and Finnegan faced the mound in a two hour and eighteen minute game officiated by umpire Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce
Pet
W. L
Treasury
War and
Commerce and Labor
Gelb
Asquith
War
Rhore C&l
Rhore Shaw
Torney
Filmegen
Schreiner
Hlaney
Donaldsonrf
Ellman
O 133
Corrigan
al Coleack
Patterson
Hart
Ernest
Jermaina
Phorea
Young
Terry
Kirby
Jarvis
OM Binnegan
Kinney
Finnegan
Shaw
Donaldson
Atolen
Finnegen
Pierce
Lehreiner
Hert
Caiea
Foundry Tops Blanks In 10–4 Baseball Clash
In a lively batting tilt, the Foundrys defeated the Blanks 10 to 4. Key players include Hunt with a home run and Ruedy with a three-base hit, while Brown and Singleton pitched for the winners. The game lasted about one hour and twenty minutes.
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Columbia
Preasmen
Foundrys
Blanks
Beere
Foundry
RUOAE
Blanks Rhoab
Chriatlangb
Burgameth
Reese
A Brown
Olive H Studley
Pattoxon
Ruedy
Heffernan
Dalley
Burley
Singleton
Wee
Rune
Kyants
Danes— Ruundry
Blanka
Brown
Dy Brown
Hunt
Reene
Havena
Baseball questions about strikeouts and three strikes
The text asks if a pitcher is credited with a strike out when the catcher misses the third strike and the batter reaches first base may still be recorded as a strikeout. It questions fault and scoring where three strikes, catcher error, and forced outs affect the ruling.
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Hodgson
Robert Movie
R. P. Haxteton
Henry Henderson
Columbia
Bert Riddie
Charles Long
J. Blair
D. H. Longacre
Uan
Marty Walls
Charles Stewart
Ed Nelson
Britt
J. Bolgman
Frank Gibson
la Mae
Migsep
Feile
Immaculate Silk Beat St Paul in Marquette League Clash
Immaculate raced past St Paul 7 to 5 in a Marquette League baseball game. Seventeen players faced Chism on the mound, with Gallagher of St Martin adding an 18 hit tally in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immacs
St. Paul
Tall Timbers
Chism
Gallagher
St. Martin
St Paul
Rhoa S
Immaculate
RHO AE Batch
Mees
Melloya
Galldgher
Cook
Brennen
Reynolds
Carrick
Stanley
O Collins
Gavin
Jullian
Cole
Camalier
Eo Dely
Shee
Rodler
MD Mott
Balle
Steep
Chisin
Chiem
Daly
Mailny
Carriex
Conalter
Taseo
Balch
Uolds
Payne
Camaller
Payna
Picher
Comaller
Newman
St. Pal
Paul St Merith
I Vincent Inmary
St. Patrick
Trinity
To-Dat
St.Patrick Va
Nationals End Slump with Victorious Over St Patrick's
National Athletic Club defeated St Patrick's 9 to 2 to climb from last place. The game featured heavy National hitting after the second inning and included standout performances by O'Brien on the mound and a string of hits led by Quigley and Fitzpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's
BE. Stephen'a Institute
Calumbia Athletic
Be Bauriek'a
Aloysius’ Club
National Athletic Club
Corrolt Institute
St. Patrick’s Club
Brave
Patrick
Myers
O'neten
Bo Grantibir
Landalttal
Krabling
Stecker, Ihp
McCormick
Obunivan, Db
Hardidy
Rfit
Ostermanid
Webster
O Harney
Jenkins
Curtin
Quigley
Wheeman
Tolats
Tetale
Srrors
Unacs
St Paterick's
Balle
OM Quigley
Btecker
O'Brien
Bretker
Btseker
Fitzpatrick
Carroll Shields Lead With Easy First Game Victory
In the double header the leaders won easily as Carroll proved unable to threaten at any point. St Stephen's crushed the Tenth Street club, while Lauder and teammates starred for Carroll in a tense afternoon contest.
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Carroll
St. Stephen's
Mivb
Walloping
Tenth Street
Raoae
Vaughan
Ballinger
Stephen's
Edmonaton
Lauder
Imodaton
Hughes
Vaughn
Krafts
Welsh
Rapp
Warden
Hendibos
Handiboe
Carrell
Piteher
Cemontan
Pasyodi
Isten
Bour
TEST RACE FOR AUTOS STARTS IN NEW YORK
Thirty three touring cars with over a hundred enthusiasts begin a 1000 mile Glidden reliability tour from the Automobile Club of America in Fifth Avenue. The route includes four days to the White Mountains and Mount Washington climb, then a return via a different path. Mrs Andrew Cuneo, only woman driver, had a water accident between Greenwich and Stamford but all four occupants escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles J. Gilden
Automobile Club of America
Fifth Avenue
White Mountains
Mount Washington
Bridgeport
Conunn
Andrew Cuneo
Richmond Hill
L. 1
Greenwich
Stamford
Annapolis May Enter Crew in Poughkeepsie Regatta
Prominent navy officer signals brighter possibilities for Annapolis to race in the Intercollegiate Regatta at Poughkeepsie next year. An invitation will come from the Intercollegiate Rowing Association, whose charter members include Columbia, Cornell, and the University of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Washington
New York
Navy
Poughkeepsie
Midshipmen
Miliary Academy
Weat Point
Annapolla
Yale
Columbia
Georgetown
Pennsylvania
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Cornell
University of Pennsylvania
Hudson
Artillerymen in Prison after Havana Clash Deaths
Two died and many were injured in last night’s clashes between Cuban artillerymen and civilians in Havana. Capt Portuondes died from a bullet wound to the intestines. Authorities probe who ordered troops out and disciplined the force as a police funeral proceeds with city officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Portuands
Freye Andrade
Company of Artllery
Linet. Aguado
Lieut
Aguado
Rodriguez
Amparo Hernandez
Artierymen
Secretary of the Interior
Cahanas Fortress
Bachelors Continue Play In Rain Affected Tennis Tournament
On the Bachelors Lawn Tennis Club courts a small crowd watched a resumed event as heat and a shower limited attendance. Notable results include J M Kenyon defeating J T Hendrick and Swenarton defeating S W Hendrick. Today’s matches pair Gordon with Newhold, Sheridan with Wilson, Kenyon with Cower, and McLean with Swenarton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachelors’ Lawn
J. T. Henrick
J. M. Kenyon
Swenatton
S. W Hendrick
Spencer Gordon
H.C. Sheridan
A. V Bradley
J M Kanyon
J T Hendrick
H.R. Gower
C. G. Harrie
W. D Mclean
G. B. Sudworth
W. H. Swenaron
W Hendrick
C R Wilaga
J M Carlele
Gordon
Newhold
Sheridan
Wilson
Kenyon
Cower
McLean
Swenarton
Early Electric Roads Begin in Hampden and New York
Camry Daft started Hampden branch work for the Baltimore Union Passenger Railway in August 188, first with two dummies and a year later with two more. It used overhead conductors at crossings and a spring pressed arm contact. A pinion drove an internal gear axle. The effort, praised by T. C. Robbins, led to the Ninth Avenue elevated experiments in 1885 with the Benjamin Franklin locomotive, which later improved and tested on streets reaching speeds up to 22 mph and hauling eight cars on steep grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camry Daft
Hampden
Baltimore Union Passenger Railway Company
Fist
Daft
T. C. Robbins
Ninth Avenue
Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Frankin
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Streets
Gettysburg The Bloodiest Civil War Battle
A Milwaukee free column notes Gettysburg as the bloodiest battle turning the tide for the North. It reports Confederate losses about 25,000 and Federal losses around 23,184, with Amauga and Chicamauga also severely costly battles referenced. The article cites a G A R veteran en route to La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaskes Free
Gettysburg
la Crosse
Federa
Chicamauga
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Mertz and Mertz CO
E St
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Pam
Hebbard
George
Ninth Street
Abner-Drury Brewing CO
F Streeta
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Seventh Street
Gosman Ginger Ale
Alford
Oxfords
Clicquot Club
Elias Raff Liquor Co
7Th St. S. W
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